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When the Virgin Mary saved St. Anthony Mary Claret from drowning
Saint Anthony Mary Claret, the former Archbishop of Cuba, recounted an experience in his autobiography regarding a moment of danger while walking along the seashore.
According to his writings, Claret sought relief from summer illness and a loss of appetite by wading in the sea and drinking small amounts of salt water. He noted that he frequently turned to the Virgin Mary in prayer during times of need or danger.
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